LOVING YOU
Love Wanted in Texas
Book 5
By Kelly Elliott
Publishing: APRIL 19,
2016
In the long awaited conclusion to the Wanted, Broken, and
Love Wanted in Texas series, New York Times bestselling author Kelly Elliott
brings you a story filled with angst, cowboys, and fairytale love.
Taylor Atwood and Jase Morris finally found their way to one
another. Life couldn’t have been more perfect for either one of them as they
began to build a future together.
When tragedy strikes, Taylor’s perfect world is gone in an
instant, leaving her with nothing but unanswered questions. Will she find the
strength to go on, or will the idea of Jase possibly being gone forever prove
to be more than Taylor can handle?
Facing life’s toughest situations, Taylor and Jase will both
learn that nothing is stronger than family and true love.
Loving You is the sixth and final book in the Love Wanted in
Texas series.
iBooks: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/book/loving-you/id1083314667?mt=11&at=11lQ8t
3.5 Stars
Review by Lisa Kane
Taylor Atwood has had her eye on Jase Morris for a long time. During a school trip to Paris, she thought they finally might have a chance at being more than friends. But after one night together, Jase thought it was best to let Taylor go. Wrong! That's right up there with telling someone you love them and then taking it back.
"I look at you and all I can think of is if you married me you'd be stuck in Llano being a rancher's wife and that's not what you deserve."
Taylor has seen girls come and go for Jase and knows she has to move on. So she tries. She really does try but sometimes someone is so engrained in your heart that neither time nor space can erase them. Jase may have come to some realizations too and fate plays a hand for them.
But don't think this is all smooth sailing. There's a storm a brewing and life is going to get real difficult and taste them both physically and mentally.
"I'm sorry, Taylor. I'm so sorry."
It's a dream. That's all this was.
A horrible, awful nightmare.
There are dark days ahead and hope is all Taylor has to hold onto. But she has her faith and her friends and family and she finds the strength she needs to keep believing. I have to say there were parts of this story that made my eyes wet.
I felt like I could breathe without it hurting my heart.
Loving You is a sweet, slightly angst read. Don't worry, there's lots of catching up with all your favorite characters from past stories. Time hasn't stood still and I love reading about how all their lives have changed and they are making their own families and memories now.
"It wasn't fate that brought us back together today."
"It wasn't?"
"No, it was destiny."
Review by Lisa Kane
Taylor Atwood has had her eye on Jase Morris for a long time. During a school trip to Paris, she thought they finally might have a chance at being more than friends. But after one night together, Jase thought it was best to let Taylor go. Wrong! That's right up there with telling someone you love them and then taking it back.
"I look at you and all I can think of is if you married me you'd be stuck in Llano being a rancher's wife and that's not what you deserve."
Taylor has seen girls come and go for Jase and knows she has to move on. So she tries. She really does try but sometimes someone is so engrained in your heart that neither time nor space can erase them. Jase may have come to some realizations too and fate plays a hand for them.
But don't think this is all smooth sailing. There's a storm a brewing and life is going to get real difficult and taste them both physically and mentally.
"I'm sorry, Taylor. I'm so sorry."
It's a dream. That's all this was.
A horrible, awful nightmare.
There are dark days ahead and hope is all Taylor has to hold onto. But she has her faith and her friends and family and she finds the strength she needs to keep believing. I have to say there were parts of this story that made my eyes wet.
I felt like I could breathe without it hurting my heart.
Loving You is a sweet, slightly angst read. Don't worry, there's lots of catching up with all your favorite characters from past stories. Time hasn't stood still and I love reading about how all their lives have changed and they are making their own families and memories now.
"It wasn't fate that brought us back together today."
"It wasn't?"
"No, it was destiny."
ABOUT KELLY ELLIOTT

She’s also a mom to an amazing daughter who is constantly
asking for something to eat while her fingers move like mad on her cell phone
sending out what is sure to be another very important text message.
In her spare time she loves to sit in her small corner
overlooking the Texas hill country and write.
One of her favorite things to do is go for hikes around her
property with Gus....her chocolate lab and the other man in her life, and Rose,
her golden retriever. When Kelly is not outside helping the hubby haul brush,
move rocks or whatever fun chore he has in store for her that day, you’ll find
her inside reading, writing or watching HGTV.
LINKS:
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/KellyElliottAuthorTwitter: @author_kelly
Website: http://www.kellyelliottauthor.com/
Amazon Author Page: http://www.amazon.com/Kelly-Elliott/e/B00EUIN5XC/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1413213230&sr=8-2-ent
EXCERPT:
Her hand moved lightly across my back as she softly repeated
the one thing no one had told me I could do.
“Taylor, let it out. Just cry and let it out.”
My emotions were beginning to mix together. I wasn’t sure if
I was angry or sad. My throat and my chest ached. Looking at her, I shook my
head. “He promised me, Libby. He promised me!” I shouted.
Standing, I began to pace across the room. “He was my
everything and he’s gone. How am I supposed to go on? I can’t go on! Damn it, I
don’t want to go on without him.” Tears began to stream down my face as Libby
wiped hers away. “He’s gone and I feel so lost.” A sob escaped from my lips as
Libby stood up. Holding my hand up to stop her, I shook my head. “I don’t know
who to be angry with! If one more person tells me everything will be fine, I’m
going to punch them!”
“Grace. We can use Grace for that,” Libby said.
My eyes widened in surprise as I let Libby’s words sink in.
“I think Meagan would be the better choice. She used to steal my make-up all
the time.”
Libby cracked a small grin. “It’s okay to be angry.”
My lips trembled. “I don’t know what I am, Lib. All I know
is I feel so lost without him.”
Libby took me in her arms as we sank back to the bed.
I wasn’t sure how long Libby had stayed in Jase’s room with me.
We sat on his bed in silence as I stared out into the darkness.
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